is what they re trying to do here. they re trying to show that they re strong, that they can stand up to the democracy our seas there s a real struggle going on. you mentioned the far right. yes. they ve made some advances in certain places, but they ve also had to retreat in places like poland. we forget that poland is now governed by a centrist government. and that has been a change and the latest development women s and brands also should be reassuring to some extent, but there s a real struggle here. so i think that those countries, china and russia are watching closely and they re trying to vie for influence with the united states i m farkas great to see you. thank you. i knew i ve seen a new central starts now breaking this morning, this morning hurricane beryl tearing through texas, hundreds of thousands of people without power as millions more on high alert for flooding and life-threatening storm surges anxiety and anesia. the white house, we have new reporting on t
what is it about french cinema? is it the actors? the romance? is it the vision of its auteur directors. 0h! ..or the sheer beauty of the french landscape and the capital city of paris? to explore the wonders of french cinema, we sought out and heard from four individuals who each have a passion for a french film classic. for the bbc paris correspondent hugh schofield, it s the absurdist comedy of mon oncle from film makerjacques tati. for french writer and film critic anais poirier, it s cyrano de bergerac. which she describes as a french monument. and for film professor annette insdorf, it s hiroshima mon amour, emblematic of the french new wave with its clever portrayal of memory. and for talking movies reporter emma jones, it s that much loved romantic comedy amelie. buzzer sounds so, let s find out what it is about french cinema that excites so many people. welcome to france, and our talking movies celebration of french film classics. i m tom brook. cinema in france is v
the obama administration in exchange for the u.s. army sergeant bill bergdahl back in 2018. maybe they were picked up in afghanistan but they were picked up all over the world. they are terrorists and enemy combatants are not prisoners of war. greg: and so you have a catch and release game with maniacs, it s okay to let them go because they will come back. it s awfully insane. who is not gora gorgeous truth teller? then there s the taliban s new interior minister who was wanted by the fbi with a $10 million bounty on his head and he s said to be holding least one american hostage. and this, there was no hostage like situation stopping them from leaving. anthony lincoln is now changing his tune. as of now the taliban are not permitting the charter flights to the park. they claimed that some of the pastors do not have the required documentation. both whites need to be able to depart. we will work every day to make sure that they are able to do that. we will continue to pr
based in afghanistan has claimed responsibility for the attacks. the splinter group is also an enemy of the taliban. president biden addressed the attacks a short time ago. to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm, know this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. and as i note that the state department has now updated the number of dead to 13 and flags have been lowered outside of the white house. we should note that as well. the state department had warned americans yesterday to stay away from the airport because of threats like this. president biden himself spoke about it earlier this week. the longer we stay, starting with the acute and growing risk of an attack by a terrorist group known as isis-k, an isis affiliate in afghanistan, which is a sworn enemy of the taliban as well, every day we re on the ground is another day we know that isis-k is seeking to target the airport and attack b
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geraldine scott, political correspondent for press association, and james lewer, broadcaster and journalist. welcome to both of you. tomorrow s front pages, let s bring you right up front pages, let s bring you right up to date with all we have so far. let s begin with the times, with the headline gun licence given back to killer weeks before attack referring to the mass shooting which occurred in plymouth last night. a daily telegraph investigation has discovered holiday makers are being charged up to four times the official advertised price for covid tests. the ft s weekend edition says the taliban has surrounded afghanistan s capital, and seized the country s second largest city. according to the is paper, proposals to make working from home a legal right is unlikely to happen, as ministers fear the unintended consequences. and finally, the guardian has the story, treasur